The public transport in the town was created when the town grow after the urbanization in the middle of the 50s.
The first line in Veliko Tarnovo was between the old part of the town and the new part of the town. The first bus station for connecting the town with other towns were built in the 1930s in the south part of the town near to the train station and the main roads Sofia-Varna and Rousse-Stara Zagora.[1]
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